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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon EOS R Pros: with installed the latest firmware version 1.2 Af, eye chase in servo, excellent resistance to high iso, Af fast and very precise, so much detail in the files. Cons: with silent click, the antifliker is not activated. Opinion: After a month of intensive use I decided to leave this opinion on the bodysuit 35 f1.8. I come from in-depth knowledge of the bodies Canon 350, 550, 600, 6, 5Dm3 and accustomed to the very comfortable flip screen of the 600 I have always warned of the lack in the bodies FF. The 6dm2 would certainly have been the most successful choice but those points of Af all central bothered me, so the natural upgrade was the R. Obviously I rated very well the transition to other brands that on paper had undoubted advantages on the sensor, but objectively, tried on the field, they did not convince me. The R is fantastic because it is extremely easy to set up, every single button you can change it at will, the touch screen is comparable to a smartphone, it is light and very comfortable to hold in your hand. I was forced to change the area of choice of the focus on the display with my finger, binding the sensitivity only to the lower left corner (or right) because approaching the eye I often touch with the nose the display changing the point of AF right at the point of contact with the nose. On the sensor I expected something better, that is a remarkable leap in quality against the old 6D. actually changed a lot just the recovery of the shadows, now noise-free, but in terms of the recovery of the highlights, well I had huge difficulties. Actually, the old modus of shooting "right" overexposing to recover in post, I strongly advise on this sensor. The high iso seal made a one-stop jump from the 6D to 12,800 as the maximum threshold. I think it will be useful to know, in case of purchase, a "defect" or limitation that afflicts the R: if you want to shoot in silent mode you can not activate the antiflicker! It's an incredible thing! I even wrote to Canon to change this setting in future firmware. If I set the silent shot is because I do not want to disturb, and maybe I find myself in an environment with artificial lighting (theatre, recital, church, etc.) and if there is a cabbage of lighting that flickers? Nothing, you can't shoot in silence! It is not acceptable in my opinion for a product of this range and price in 2019. In combination with the 35 RF is successful in many respects. Although the optics are not one of those "Sigma Style" from wow to every shot, here there is concreteness, sharpness (on the other hand it is born for macro), stabilization, silence. It's not a flash as the AF speed but it's very nice its "delay" in the videos. I found some ghost effect too and it doesn't shine in the resistance to flare. As much as it costs it's a best buy. For those who own a Canon optical kit, the R is objectively a great machine. It gives beautiful shots and produces with the Canon Log active (but also without) really beautiful videos. It actually suffers from rolling shutters but if you don't have to make special quick shots in the movement of the room, that's fine. The crop of the 4k is the real point against this jewel of mom Canon, but I am convinced that this model was not addressed to the pros but (as for the 6D) as a second body, or for advanced users. Given the premises, I would buy it back for the many advantages and the few disadvantages i found in relation to the quality/price. sent on June 27, 2019 |
 | Canon 600D Pros: excellent value for money, to start taking pictures with a camera is a must, up to 1600 ISO makes beautiful photos quite resistant to noise. Video from cameras! Exceptional, but it is not a video camera! Cons: perhaps not only the brilliant brightness of the display by day, and a few points of autofocus. Opinion: first SLR. first love. but the choice was very weighted so I knew that the car was well made. discover that sin is only the beginning for those who want to photograph because after disappointing shots with the lens kit, I replaced it with a 40mm 2.8, and then in turn with a 50 mm 1.4. Well the camera is a show. Not thrilled with the shots the previous lenses, it was attempted to make a change and 6d. Well with the 50mm 1.4 I changed my mind and I know that will enrich my kit with a 24-105 L series lens definitely recommend it to anyone who is a beginner and want to learn to shoot. rating 8.9/10 sent on January 18, 2014 |
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